Why does the GOP wrap themselves in the death cult of Bush and conservatism? Because they surround themselves with media that tells them that's the way to think.
When the Republicans were hoping hurricane Gustav did not engulf the RNC, they had their eye on the wrong storm. The real source of chaos they should be worried about is the candidate at the top of the ticket.
As part of her executive experience that the McCain campaign so highly promotes, Sarah Palin requested $2 million in earmarks that were classified as "objectionable pork" by.... John McCain.
The mere fact that McCain chose Palin makes clear he does not consider global warming a priority issue. We must not ratify his dangerously flawed judgment.
I am convinced that coherence and unity in pushing the compelling idea of American progressivism is a big part of what made the Convention such a success.
The one thing we should not be tossing into the mix is whether she is qualified to be vice-president because she still has young children to tend to.
The Log Cabin gang has traveled to St. Paul to carry the message that Republicans are on the "wrong side of history" when it comes to the right of gay and lesbian couples to marry.
McCain's selection by a plurality of Republican primary voters showed an implicit willingness to tackle the secular problem, at least symbolically if not substantively.
We know the pollsters and pundits all have their predictions and opinions but when you want to know the real odds on the election you always want to check with the sports books.
Democrats have every reason to believe that they will be victorious in November and yet the hand wringing, second guessing, fear of failure set is still dominating the dialogue.
Obama is the Democratic nominee largely because of unprecedented turnout by young voters in key primary states. But all is not well with the youth vote.
Barack's army now faces the same problem that vexes every progressive notion: how is positive sentiment transformed into applicable power. It's the riddle of political alchemy.
Only two times in the century leading up to 2004, did the betting markets get American elections wrong. Here's what the bookies in England and Ireland are betting on now.
